Midnight’s Children
byThis is a huge task for me trying to sum up this massive, fantastical, multi-layered book. This is also probably the most “difficult” book…
Asian Fiction
Stilettos in the Newsroom – A Book Review
byI was super-excited to receive this review copy from debut author Rashmi Kumar. This book has been doing the rounds with various Indian book…
Teaser Tuesdays: Midnight’s Children
byBecause this is Rushdie, I cannot restrict myself to just one. Here are two quotable quotes I came across today that I definitely had…
Bangalore Calling
byFinally, with this book, my reading block seems to have gone away. Whew! Bangalore Calling, a debut novel by Brinda S. Narayan is a…
6 Truly, Madly, Deeply
byWhat happens when the most popular guy in school falls in love with the most beautiful girl? In a nutshell, that’s the foundation for…
The Love Asana
byWhat better day to post a review of a Mills n Book than on Valentine’s Day? In January, when the publishers offered me a…
A Metro Nightmare
byGosh, this month has been busy, busy, busy…long days and long nights making up for all the fun I had this last month. But,…
Bala Takes the Plunge
byThis is a fun novel written by debut writer Melvin Durai – a humorist and now a writer. The book is about Bala –…
7.5 The Case of the Man who Died Laughing
byDetective Vish Puri and his fellow band of detectives are back investigating what appears to be a supernatural murder. On first appearances, it seems…
7.5 The Case of the Missing Servant
byOne day, out of the blue, I got an email asking me whether I would be interested in featuring The Case of the Missing…